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Energy Companies Offering EV Charging for Under $5
Electric vehicle sales fell in the month of April in Australia. However, hybrid sales increased.
A Cooler April for Australia, but the ‘Hottest’ on World Record, Says Bureau of Meteorology
The world felt a little warmer in April after it was declared the warmest April month on record, but Australia bucked the global trend.
Budget 2024: $76 Million for Global Climate Change Efforts, Including Bid for UN COP31
The Australian government delivered its federal budget on May 14 evening, which outlines the plan for the nation going forward.
Climb Stairs for a Longer Life
Climbing stairs in short bursts can promote heart health and may cut the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease by nearly 40 percent.
New Study Reveals How a Father’s Diet Can Impact the Health of His Future Children
Much emphasis is placed on a nutrient based diet for mothers-to-be. Perhaps equally important, is the diet of the father preconception.
Dietary Choices Have ‘Profound’ Impact on Brain Health: Study
Exchanging highly palatable but nutrient-deficient food for healthy options can pay handsome dividends in brain health.
‘Solar Tsunami’ Hits Earth, Promising Northern Lights Amid Potential Disruptions
Geomagnetic storms as severe as this one can ’trigger spectacular displays of aurora on Earth.’
The Healing Power of a Doctor’s Apology
More than a bandaid, a sincere apology made by a medical professional to a patient after a making mistake can make a world of difference in the relationship.
Go Nuts About Nuts to Help Keep Cancer at Bay
Regularly eating nuts offers various health benefits, including potentially preventing certain types of cancer.
37 Local Mayors Push for Energy Companies to Pay Climate Change Levies
A letter calling for an extra $10 billion of tax has been signed by mostly Green and independent councillors across the country.
Many Different Diets Appear Effective With Autism Symptoms
Nutrition continues to top the list of tools that help families manage symptoms of autism, in spite of contradicting and confusing information.
Mercedes Vows to Keep Making Gas-Powered Engines as EV Transition Slows
The company said it has set up its plants to be flexible, allowing customers to decide which type of engine they prefer to buy.
Japanese Scientists Find Deceptively Simple Trick to Demolish Anger
The technique helps to explain the cathartic nature of hakidashisara—a Japanese festival where one writes frustrations on plates and smashes them.
Common Laxatives Linked to Behavioral Issues and Worse in Children, Experts Warn
As the epidemic of pediatric constipation grows, the safety of MiraLAX draws scrutiny from parents awaiting completion of decade-long research
Oxygen: Beyond the Breath
Breathing is a function of the autonomic nervous system and provides our bodies with the essential nutrient of oxygen. But are we getting enough?
Are Government Departments Above the Laws They Pass?
Federal authorities were sued for damage to a sacred Indigenous site in the Northern Territory.
